* Newstin.com is for sale! * After achieving our strategic milestone, we are offering for sale: Newstin.com and all 14 related domains featuring 1 million unique visitors per month + continuously updated news database of 37 million articles in 12 world languages from 166,000 global and weighted sources + 2.1 billion metadata * To seize this unique chance, contact invest@newstin.com. * Newstin.com is for sale! *
Full Coverage

Group opposed to nuke license to rally : Latest News

                   
valleymorningstar.com
May 20, 2008
        
Story Timeline:  146 days

By BETSY BLANEY The Associated Press LUBBOCK - Rose Gardner lives just a few miles from a West Texas site that could soon be a permanent dumping ground for radioactive waste. "If we bury this stuff we're all going to be in trouble," Gardner said Monday, a day before she and others rally in Austin... [read full story]                    

Add Comment
Latest article on this story:

Dallas-based Waste Control Specialists will dispose of radioactive waste

 pegasusnews.com May 22, 2008
First article on this story:

Group opposed to nuke license in Texas to rally

 kxan.com May 20, 2008
Selected publications with coverage of this story:
pegasusnews.com texasobserver.org woai.com chron.com kxan.com cbs11tv.com kauz.com valleymorningstar.com news8austin.com
RELATED
Found 11 documents:

Dallas-based Waste Control Specialists will dispose of radioactive waste

pegasusnews.com
May 22, 2008
        

The Austin-based Texas Commission on Environmental Quality 2 to 1 Wednesday to allow a Dallas-based company to dispose of Cold War-era radioactive waste that has been in storage. An appeal of the regulators' approval is probable. Waste Control Specialists will start burying 3,776 canisters of the...

Dallas-based Waste Control Specialists will dispose of radioactive material

pegasusnews.com
May 22, 2008
        

The Austin-based Texas Commission on Environmental Quality voted 2 to 1 Wednesday to allow a Dallas-based company to dispose of Cold War-era radioactive waste that has been in storage. An appeal of the regulators' approval is probable. Waste Control Specialists will start burying 3,776 canisters...

State allows nuclear waste dump in West Texas

chron.com
May 22, 2008
        

Buddy Garcia, chairman of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, and Commissioner Bryan Shaw voted to issue the "by-products" license to Waste Control Specialists, a company owned by Harold Simmons, a top donor to Gov. Rick Perry, who appoints members of the environmental commission.

State regulators OK West Texas nuclear waste dump

chron.com
May 21, 2008
        

By JANET ELLIOTT Coppyright 2008 Austin Bureau AUSTIN — State environmental regulators voted 2-1 today to grant a Dallas company's license to dispose of waste from nuclear weapons processing and uranium mining in Andrews County in West Texas. Chairman Buddy Garcia and Commissioner Bryan Shaw...

                   

Dallas Co. Gets Byproduct Waste Disposal License

cbs11tv.com
May 21, 2008
        

State environmental regulators on Wednesday gave approval for a Dallas-based company to dispose of Cold War-era radioactive waste at a site in West Texas where it is now being stored. Waste Control Specialists worked for four years to secure the license, which was approved by a 2-1 vote of the...

                   
kauz.com: State issues byproduct waste disposal license kauz.com

State issues byproduct waste disposal license

kauz.com
May 21, 2008
        

Story Created: May 21, 2008 at 2:55 PM CDT Story Updated: May 21, 2008 at 2:55 PM CDT Austin (AP) - State environmental regulators on Wednesday gave approval for a Dallas-based company to dispose of Cold War-era radioactive waste at a site in West Texas where it is now being stored. Waste Control...

State issues byproduct waste disposal license : Latest News

valleymorningstar.com
May 21, 2008
        

The Associated Press AUSTIN - State environmental regulators say a Dallas-based company can dispose of Cold War-era radioactive waste at a site in West Texas where it is now being stored. Waste Control Specialists has worked for four years to secure the license that was approved today by a 2-1...

State issues byproduct waste disposal license

news8austin.com
May 21, 2008
        

By: Associated Press State environmental regulators said a Dallas-based company can dispose of Cold War-era radioactive waste at a site in West Texas where it is now being stored. Waste Control Specialists has worked for four years to secure the license that was approved Wednesday by a 2-1 vote...

texasobserver.org: Waste Control Specialists site texasobserver.org

Heads-Up: Radioactive Waste Decision Tomorrow

texasobserver.org
May 20, 2008
        

Tomorrow, the three Gov. Perry-appointed commissioners will decide whether to approve Waste Control Specialists‘ license for a massive radioactive waste dump in West Texas, 30 miles west of Andrews. (Actually, this is the first of two Waste Control licenses that would authorize disposal of...

                   

Group opposed to nuke license to rally

woai.com
May 20, 2008
        

LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) - Rose Gardner lives just a few miles from a West Texas site that could soon be a permanent dumping ground for radioactive waste trucked from Ohio. "If we bury this stuff we're all going to be in trouble," Gardner said Monday, a day before she and others rally in Austin...

1 2 next